ENTERTAINMENTS

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 265, 5 August 1919, Page 9

ENTERTAINMENTS

0— "THE DANDIES." "The Dandies" can always • claim with iustico that their programmes provide the cream of light entertainment. Fow companies aro more earnest, and few more successful, in their endeavours to give the people just what they . want. The current bill, comprising vocal solos and instrumental items, brilliant concerted pieces, dainty dancing, and piquant I)timorous turns, shows clover combination at its best. A change of program mo will bo made to-morrow ovening. "THE LUBE OF THE BUSH." In "The Lure of tho liush," Snowy Baker's great Australian drama of bush life, lo be screened at tho King's Theatre on Friday next, there is tho scent oi' tho bluegums and the freshness of a free life on a station in every scene. Thrills and iixeitement are provided in a kangaroo hunt and two ding-dong fights in which Bilker gives a good account of himself. Tho leading lady, liita Tress, was speciullv selected for her wonderful riding. Incidentally, she is lady champion rider of her Slate. The camera man had a severe shock taking the kuugaroo hunt. A huge "old man" jumped clean over the camera, and the operator found his ii breath again long after he was out of sight. The big light also was no sinecure. as the participants are said to have snout three days in bed after it.